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Drew Lawson wrote:
In article Chris F Clark writes: or W within the TZ. I am curious where do you like that the sun stays out to ~9pm? Peeking at intellicast, it seems that here in Dayton, Ohio, the sun rose at 6:16am and will set at 8:52pm. FWIW, New York is 05:33-20:13. London (England) is 04:58-20:57 -- Stephen Harris The truth is the truth, and opinion just opinion. But what is what? My employer pays to ignore my opinions; you get to do it for free. |
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Karl S wrote:
On Tue, 22 May 2007 14:08:43 GMT, Jud Hardcastle wrote: One more thing to rule out. I used to use an X10 RF-to-IR remote repeater (one of those pyramid things). Some times it would pick up RF noise and the light would flicker--while it was doing that the IR blasters had problems. Finally switched to a wired repeater system and all the blaster problems cleared up. What are you using for a wired repeater system? I want to upgrade my "pyramid" system. I have two pairs of Terk LF10R units; works well. -Joe http://www.inwap.com/tivo/SmithTV2006.gif |
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On Wed, 23 May 2007 07:31:14 -0700, Karl S wrote:
On Tue, 22 May 2007 14:08:43 GMT, Jud Hardcastle wrote: One more thing to rule out. I used to use an X10 RF-to-IR remote repeater (one of those pyramid things). Some times it would pick up RF noise and the light would flicker--while it was doing that the IR blasters had problems. Finally switched to a wired repeater system and all the blaster problems cleared up. What are you using for a wired repeater system? I want to upgrade my "pyramid" system. Karl When I got rid of those $%^#! pyramids, I used this: http://www.smarthome.com/8197.html -- Mark Lloyd http://notstupid.laughingsquid.com "How could you ask me to believe in God when there's absolutely no evidence that I can see?" -- Jodie Foster |
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Not that it makes any difference to anyone else. I looked up all the
places I mentioned living and today they all have sunsets after 8pm. So much for my memory, or more likely so much for how much attention I was paying.... |
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Chris F Clark writes: Not that it makes any difference to anyone else. I looked up all the places I mentioned living and today they all have sunsets after 8pm. So much for my memory, or more likely so much for how much attention I was paying.... If you asked me in my youth, I would have said that the sun didn't stay up that late. But once I had a kid in elementary school, I became well aware of the fact that the sun stayed up (in later summer, start of school year) later than bed time was supposed to be. -- Drew Lawson http://www.furrfu.com/ "Please understand that we are considerably less interested in you than you are." -- Madeleine Page, on the deep truths of alt.folklore.urban |
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Could it be before DST was in effect?
"Howard" wrote in message ... Chris F Clark wrote in : "Jerry Boyle" writes: "Chris F Clark" wrote in message ... Now, since you problem was at 8pm, I don't think either of the above causes are likely, but neither is interference from the Sun. I respectfully disagree. Sunlight can blind the vision of an IR receiver. It's happened not only with my TiVo but also with the safety mechanism of my automatic garage door. And sunset in my area is currently at 8:52PM, which may have put the sun at window level at 8:00PM when his TiVo failed to change channels and safely below the horizon at 9:00PM when his TiVo *did* change channels. I tend to agree with you, though, that even if sunlight exacerbates the problem it more than likely isn't the only cause. I'm sorry, my fault. Since the fact that the sun sets prior to 8pm in Boston and it is the latest I have ever experienced, I assumed that it was around the latest anyone would *likely* experience. That was my mistaken assumption. I don't think sunset was ever later than 8pm in either Denvver, or KS. Perhaps my memory is faulty. You live either farther N than I do or in a different part of a TZ where sunset is later--I'm not sure whether that would be relative E or W within the TZ. I am curious where do you like that the sun stays out to ~9pm? Where in Boston do you live that it sets before 8pm? http://www.almanac.com/ says today's sunset is at 8:07PM. http://www.timeanddate.com says that sunset will continue to occur later (as it has the wont to do about this time of year) until the latest sunset is at 8:25pm, around late June/early July. Sunset will continue to occur after 8pm until August 4th. -- Spam belongs in your lunchbox, not your newsreader or inbox. Your news and email CAN be spam-free, experience it yourself for two days...also free! (I don't work for them, I'm just a happy customer) Check it out at: https://acc.newsguy.com/cgi-bin/sub_trial_form |
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"Mark Lloyd" wrote in message
... On Wed, 23 May 2007 07:31:14 -0700, Karl S wrote: What are you using for a wired repeater system? I want to upgrade my "pyramid" system. When I got rid of those $%^#! pyramids, I used this: http://www.smarthome.com/8197.html I use the same. Great system. Majority of the time people are using coax to distribute their signal to a remote TV, so why not use it to send the IR commands back. |
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I'd like to thank everyone for their responses and the ensuing discussions. At least I know I'm not completely crazy And, among other things, I'll avoid using a camera flash pointed in the cable box's direction ... Thanks again. |
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"Jud Hardcastle" wrote in message
bal.net... In article , says... On Tue, 22 May 2007 14:08:43 GMT, Jud Hardcastle wrote: One more thing to rule out. I used to use an X10 RF-to-IR remote repeater (one of those pyramid things). Some times it would pick up RF noise and the light would flicker--while it was doing that the IR blasters had problems. Finally switched to a wired repeater system and all the blaster problems cleared up. What are you using for a wired repeater system? I want to upgrade my "pyramid" system. Karl I'm using a Xantech system but not the coax model Mark pointed you at. I wanted multiple locations to control one area. There's one base module with multiple IR emitters and the power supply at the main component area then a small 4-conductor wire runs around the house with IR receivers tapped into that. This one: http://www.xantech.com/products/p_folder/p_291kit.htm Keep in mind, the system Mark pointed out will do just that as well. I have the "base" package which controls your gear from 1 remote location and multiple expansion kits for adding additional remote locations. |
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